Safari 4 - problems

[rex_wood]

A lot useful info here


I think the solution is up to the way you usually work with your Mac.

For me, I only storage files I am working on in the internal disk. (I am using a iMac and Macbook Pro) For large files such as music, clips, pictures and some files which I rarely use, I chose to put them in an external disk. (FW, of course)

Therefore I didn't need to backup a lot of stuff. Actually only my mails, password from the keychain and important files in my internal disk. But this is the way I prefer to work. I have to say CCC is a good tool to use if your style is different from mine.

 

[kityuser]

A lot useful info here


I think the solution is up to the way you usually work with your Mac.

For me, I only storage files I am working on in the internal disk. (I am using a iMac and Macbook Pro) For large files such as music, clips, pictures and some files which I rarely use, I chose to put them in an external disk. (FW, of course)

Therefore I didn't need to backup a lot of stuff. Actually only my mails, password from the keychain and important files in my internal disk. But this is the way I prefer to work. I have to say CCC is a good tool to use if your style is different from mine.

of course we can all work as we wish, your method is (of course) fine for you.
However its probably worth pointing out that (as described) you run your system with no active backup scheme.

I like to clone my entire system regularly (every week and every month) onto a rotation of discs to minimise any data loss due to accidental deletion or disc failure.

I`d suggest to everyone at least 1 backup disk cloned weekly.

it depends on how much you value your data and time...... mine are priceless



Steve